Implemented a better date conversion for 'date:' and 'modified:' fields. #297
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October 25, 2024 20:27
This PR fixes the following bad dates that were accepted previously: * date: 01-01-24 was accepted as 0001-01-24 * date: 24-01-24 was accepted as 0024-01-24 These will result in an error now. Recently in 300d61e the US-style dates were eliminated. Unfortunately, these are still very much used. I propose we continue supporting such dates, but we only accept unambiguous forms. Therefore, this commit implements and tests the dates of the following formats: * XXXX-XX-XX -- fully corresponds to yaml date format * XXXX/XX/XX, XXXX/XX/X, XXXX/X/XX, XXXX/X/X -- legacy, often occurs in (old) US-based sigmas
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This PR fixes the following bad dates that were accepted previously:
These will result in an error now.
Recently in 300d61e the US-style dates were eliminated. Unfortunately, these are still very much used. I propose we continue supporting such dates, but we only accept unambiguous forms.
Therefore, this commit implements and tests the dates of the following formats: